Dorny Romero scored four goals to lead the Creole attack with which the Dominican Republic beat Bermuda 6-1 and thus managed to make history by moving to the Gold Cup and League A of the CONCACAF Nations League for the first time.
After closing a tie in the first 45 minutes (product of a goal by Romero in the 32nd minute and the corresponding discount by Djair Parfitt Williams in the 45+2′), the Dominican attack was unleashed at its maximum expression by scoring five goals in the second half.
Romero broke the tie with a powerful shot in the 69th minute, and from there the Dominican attack began to move at high speed and find open men to score. Jean Carlos López received a pass from the right wing to finish the Bermuda goal and thus put the shares 3-1.
Finally, with the visitor practically surrendered, and amidst the applause and cheers of the Dominican public at the Cibao FC Stadium, Heins Morschel in the 87th minute, and Romero again in the 89th minute and in the 90+4′ completed the Quisqueyan victory.
With this result, the Dominican Republic wins group D of League B of the Nations League, which ended up leading with 18 points, the product of six victories without defeats or draws, 27 goals for and four against, thus obtaining direct promotion. to the highest level competitions of the confederation.
The Gold Cup is the highest competition of the North and Central American Football Confederation that in 2025 will be played in the United States and Canada.
In this competition, the Dominicans will have the opportunity to compete against powers in the region such as the United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Jamaica or Haiti.
